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Liability At The Foundation
Tristan Harris | ‘We can’t wait another year.’ Oops. | The Many Faces Of AI Regulation
Tech giants need to be held accountable for the harms their products cause, not just encouraged to innovate. [...] These companies must be subjected to...
Destination Is Never A Place
Henry Miller | Culture Change? No: Behavior Change. | More Behavior-First Thinking About Culture | Strategy In Service To Action
If we are always arriving and departing, it is also true that we are eternally anchored. One’s destination is...
Short Takes #35: What We Didn't Know How To Ask
Anne-Laure Le Cunff | We Need Abduction for New Ideas | Open Tabs | Elsewhen
The most important discoveries are often not the ones we set out to make. If we build a world that delivers only what is asked for, we will lose the capacity to d...
Short Takes #34: Here Lies The Way Out
Jia Lynn Yang | The Decline of Capitalism | How Corporations Play | A Duopoly of Wheelchairs
When your life feels horribly constrained by forces beyond your control, when it feels as if every possible avenue has been exhausted, socialism a...
Short Takes #33: Ages of Change
Karl Jaspers | Short Takes: dating but no hugging | Elsewhen: has anything changed?
There are tranquil ages, which seem to contain that which will last forever. And there are ages of change, which see upheavals that, in extreme instances,...
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